1995 P32 Rotors Overheating
I have a 1995 Georgie Boy Pursuit, 27', 454 TBI with front disc and rear drum brakes. Purchased the rig about 1 year ago and did a complete front end brake job: turned rotors, new ceramic pads, repack...
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randallb wrote:
Either the booster is bad, the M/C you installed has a slightly longer ram or the brake pedal linkage is hanging up slightly. If the issue did not exist prior to your brake work then I would pull the M/C, place a slight amount of light putty/playdough on the booster pin and see what happens when you tighten up the M/C. Your primary check should be that the M/C settles on to the booster face with absolutely no resistance. Any resistance guarantees the M/C ram is long or the booster is hanging up. Judging by the age I would probably just replace the booster but first have someone pull the brake pedal up if the M/C does not hit the booster with no resistance.
Randy
Randy, thanks I will definitely check those items. Not sure if this matters, but my P32 has a hydraulic booster driven by the power steering; regardless, I assume the same check would apply for hydraulic booster or vacuum booster.
